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Cadborough Hill Wood (images awaiting update)
Location
Overseal, Swadlincote, Derbyshire
OS Grid Ref
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Site Owner
Path Type
Grassy paths
Accessibility
Summary
Cadborough Hill is an excellent vantage point for the wider National Forest that rolls beyond the site’s boundaries. Those who step out on this short but steep detour will gain a bird’s eye view of the emerging Forest landscape; with Moira and the Forest woodlands to the north, sweeping around towards Rosliston and Coton in the Elms to the west, and Grangewood in the middle distance. It could be considered a ‘typical’ National Forest scene of mixed broadleaf and conifer woodland, mostly under 30 years old, sitting alongside towns and farmland. At the foot of the hill is what is known locally as ‘Dead Dane’s Bottom’, purportedly the site of an ancient battle between Anglo-Saxons and Danes.
The site is very popular with walkers, particularly local dog walkers, but also long-distance walkers of the National Forest Way which crosses the site.
Facilities
- Dog walking
- Information centre
- Walking trails
Advance visit information
- Local car parking available in Overseal
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Why not explore the Forest on one of our circular trails? Each showcasing the variety of landscapes across the National Forest.
